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Bringing together two of Manchester’s finest electronica rock bands for a Saturday night live line up at The Factory, The Sisters Of Transistors and Humanizer provide a double bill of the best Manchester talent with each band complimenting each others considerable virtuousity and strength.

The latest project from Graham Massey (808 State / Toolshed), The Sisters of Transistors are a critically acclaimed, mindblowing organ rock combo with four Sisters on vintage transistor organs while Graham supplies his well honed rock, dancefloor sensibilities from his oversized drum kit at the rear of the stage.

With vocals from the entire band, sometimes in Latin or Icelandic, the wall of sound created live and on the highly rated album, “At The Ferranti Institute” powers through juggernaut disco and transcendant rock work outs which capture the recklessly diverse range of influences that come together in The Sister Of Transistors.

“a fearless throw it all in the pan affair” Mojo Magazine
“unlike anything else on the planet” Quietus

Support on the night comes from local band and the highly tipped “Humanizer” who break off from their 19th Century Church rehearsal rooms on the Manchester Salford border to play their first gig at The Factory and for a number of months while they’ve been working on new material.

A name thats generating a lot of buzz for their sonic adventures already Humanizer span a wealth of contrasting styles with studied indie affectations likened to The Stone Roses and Spiritualized match to a modern techno spirit that captures influences of Detroit and Manchester alongside the sounds of classic live dance bands like Leftfield and Orbital.

Delicately fusing analogue and electronic, Humanizer are one of the current crop of Manchester bands reshaping the city to their own sound, and they are preparing an exclusive set featuring new material.

The Sisters Of Transistors event is just one of the upcoming live and club events taking place at The Factory over coming months. For details, check the website at http://www.factorymanchester.com/